Cape Town

Cape Town electrical maintenance is expected to continue this week. Photo: Unsplash.

10 Cape Town areas will experience electrical maintenance from 27 June to 3 July

Cape Town areas that will be affected by the electrical maintenance include Valhalla Park, Sea Point, Philippi, Newlands, Gugulethu Mall and more.

Cape Town

Cape Town electrical maintenance is expected to continue this week. Photo: Unsplash.

There will be 12 electricity supply disruptions across the City of Cape Town metropolitan area during the week of Monday, 27 June, as the City continues its routine electrical infrastructure maintenance programme.

 Maintenance is scheduled from Monday until Friday before resuming on Sunday. There will be no power disruptions on Saturday.

CAPE TOWN AREAS AFFECTED BY MAINTENANCE

DATEAREASTREETSTART TIMEEXPECTED END TIME
27 JuneN2 AirportAirport Lighting, Borcherds Quarry Substations08:0016:00
27 JuneBrackenfellVergenoeg and Chelsea08:3011:00
27 JuneBrackenfellRonelle, De Broek, Hoopenberg and vicinity08:3011:00
27 JuneWettonForest Hill09:0016:00
28 JuneGugulethu MallGugulethu Square Substations08:0016:00
28 JuneNewlandsMain09:0016:00
29 JuneSea PointAlbany09:0015:00
30 JuneValhalla ParkLydia Street Substation08:0016:00
30 JunePhilippiRace Course and Martin & East08:3016:00
1 JulyBellvilleErf2897508:3016:00
1 JulyBellvilleWhite, Water, Pin Oaks, Yellow Valley and vicinity08:3016:00
3 JulyParowWest and vicinity08:0018:00

As previously reported, the City of Cape Town said its routine maintenance of infrastructure is how it is able to ensure that residents have access to a reliable supply of electricity.

The City does not carry out maintenance work during Stage 3 load shedding and above.

Residents are advised to switch off appliances at the wall socket ahead of the maintenance to reduce the potential damage that could be caused by power surges.

“We encourage residents to always double check on the City’s social media channels to see if their area will be affected by the regular electricity maintenance during the week.

“Where customers are affected by supply interruptions due to normal maintenance, they should receive a door-to-door notice ahead of the planned work,” said the City of Cape Town.

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